Secretarial duties
ORGANIZATION:
NATIVE AMERICAN HOUSE ALLIANCE INC
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We at the Native American House Alliance seek a volunteer for receptionist and administrative duties here at our office near the historic Treaty Park. We welcome volunteers from all backgrounds.
Administrative volunteers will help us with:
- everyday office duties (answering the phone, printing, scanning)
- drafting emails and proofreading
- sorting mail
- answering the phone
- greeting clients
This position is ideal for people looking to gain workplace experience, especially those interested in developing skills in office management and communication in an equity-centered atmosphere.
We're honored to work with people dedicated to helping us fulfill our mission goals to:
- Foster and preserve Native American Culture, arts and crafts, spiritual growth through Native American teachings.
- Promote educational enhancement among the Native American Indian population in Philadelphia, PA.
- Strive for the elimination of prejudice towards and within Native American communities and American communities.
- Inform and conduct programs about Native American history and culture.
- Aid in family services, housing, and employment.
- Serve as a voice to insist and or demand that federal, state, and local services be made available to the Native American community.
- Promote social and economic development/empowerment services that promotes self-help among the Native American populations.
- Raise funds through campaigns, grants and or loans, and all lawful means and to receive, expend funds that especially effectuate the objectives of this membership alliance.
- Acquire real estate and equipment by purchase, or gifts, grants and bequests and hold, own, and accept such donations to build capacity of the organization.
- Create much needed Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Native American Commissions.
- Build an innovative nationally-focused Native American Cultural Center and Museum.
- To hold an annual NAHA powwow held in Philadelphia.
- To establish the first Commission on Indian Affairs in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.
1 Shift
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09:00 AM to 02:00 PM
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NONE OF THESE TIMES WORK FOR ME, BUT I CAN STILL HELP
About NATIVE AMERICAN HOUSE ALLIANCE INC
Location:
1341 N. Delaware Avenue, Suite 203, PHILADELPHIA, PA 19147, US
Mission Statement
Native American House Alliance was founded by indigenous people and allies to promote an accurate understanding of the Native American experience, history, and culture. We are a tax-exempt organization operating here in Philadelphia. All that we do will aid in dispelling prevailing stereotypes and generalizing cultural representations of American Indians by providing culturally-specific programs and information about the contemporary as well as historical cultures of distinct tribes and communities within the United States, and especially here in the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania region.
Description
- Foster and preserve Native American Culture, arts and crafts, spiritual growth through Native American teachings.
- Promote educational enhancement among the Native American Indian population in Philadelphia, PA.
- Strive for the elimination of prejudice towards and within Native American communities and American communities.
- Inform and conduct programs about Native American history and culture.
- Aid in family services, housing, and employment.
- Serve as a voice to insist and or demand that federal, state, and local services be made available to the Native American community.
- Promote social and economic development/empowerment services that promotes self-help among the Native American populations.
- Raise funds through campaigns, grants and or loans, and all lawful means and to receive, expend funds that especially effectuate the objectives of this membership alliance.
- Acquire real estate and equipment by purchase, or gifts, grants and bequests and hold, own, and accept such donations to build capacity of the organization.
- Create much needed Philadelphia and Pennsylvania Native American Commissions.
- Build an innovative nationally-focused Native American Cultural Center and Museum.
- To hold an annual NAHA powwow held in Philadelphia.
- To establish the first Commission on Indian Affairs in Philadelphia and Pennsylvania.